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… a British colony . One of the responsibilities of the colonial administration was to re-establish schools as these … school and in 1908 a sum of £36 000 was approved by the colonial secretary, Jan Smuts . Land was set aside on the …

… Stel, in 1712 . His portion was acquired in 1885 by the Colonial Government as an experimental wine Farm. It has …

… Big Hole in the Kimberley diamond region, it is steeped in colonial history. A guided tour to these historical landmarks …

… of Chief Mhlonthlo of the amaMpondo. In 1874 the British Colonial Government offered to extend its "protection" in the …

… by Tembu (Tambookies) who were granted a location by the colonial government in recognition of their loyalty to the …

… and it is a very loose adaptation of Cesaire’s post-colonial adaptation of Shakespeare’s Tempest. Thanks to a …

… Eyre of the 73rd Royal Highlanders. In March 1853 the Cape Colonial Government declared the area immediately surrounding …

… of self-determination as it was not placed fully under colonial administration. However, the local economy was …

… were forced to work for European landowners to survive.The colonial government turned a blind eye to the widespread … people retained the same inferior status they had under colonial rule. Labour was a specific area of discrimination … Africa’s transition to a union in 1910, protest against colonial laws seemed futile. In March 1912 a group of Black …

… many Africans profited from opportunities presented by the colonial economy. At the same time, however, colonial authorities were developing the institutions of … surveillance. The pass laws, which dated from the earliest colonial days, were developed as instruments of control. …

… territory of present day South Africa. For the rest of the colonial and post-colonial era, through to the rise and fall of the … the Boers more than any other constellation in colonial and post-colonial Southern Africa since 16 December … of December in the context of Nationalistic thinking in colonial and apartheid South Africa ’, in: Theo Sundermeier …

… grass huts around which the pristine way of life and pre-colonial culture of the Khwe is illustrated. Visitors …

… a detailed and authentic insight into the Traditional, pre-colonial Culture. The Living Museum, situated at the Samsitu …

… Portuguese colonialism ruled the roost in the latter two colonial possessions; apartheid South Africa held sway in … (then South West Africa), and also supported Ian Smith’s colonial settler regime in what was still called Rhodesia … This was a tumultuous decade for the region. Ian Smith’s colonial regime in Zimbabwe (formerly Rhodesia) was …

… the Stalinist conception of a 2 stage-revolution in the colonial countries, ie that first there should be a period of … with the local middle and capitalist classes, against the colonial power. The Chinese Communist party was directed to … local capitalist class in Africa took the form of an anti-colonial struggle (against the direct political rule by the …

… revolution . Guerrilla warfare is the classical form of colonial and semi-colonial revolutions against Imperialism. As such it involves all the problems of the colonial world and semi-colonial world, and more especially …

… fascinating history. The Lord Milner Hotel, with its grand colonial design, still welcomes guests, and the town’s …

… hands thereafter. During the 1860's it was let to the Colonial Government and became a country residence for Cape …

… Unlike Zaire, however, the name Congo has origins in the colonial period, when Europeans identified the river with the …

… hundreds upon hundreds of keyboards and synths, an anti-colonial leader called Amílcar Cabral declared the …

… transformation calculated to ensure the eradication of all colonial legacies. The ANC calls on the OAU, the African …

… women and children to sell as labourers or slaves to the colonial farmers. This perspective makes an important point … and the Voortrekkers. What were the foundations of British colonial identity in South Africa? British policies at the … Nguni. This process was marked by wars, advances of colonial boundaries and forced removals of Africans from the …

… of the South African nation-state was made by European colonial settlement. On the one hand, colonialism interrupted … On the other hand, the advanced industrial base of the colonial powers which made such subjugation possible, … of wars that took place over two-and-half centuries of colonial expansion. Part of this resistance took the form of …

… type’; and he ‘took cognizance of Afrikanerdom beyond the Colonial frontiers’.  The Spread of the Bond The rivalry … the Cape used its power to influence the policies of the colonial government. It played the role of kingmaker and only … Bondsmen had been interested in a customs union and Colonial (Cape) Bondsmen had not. After this discovery, the …

… now made of oil-drums and milk-urns. Land tenure The pre-colonial system of communal or tribal tenure which was … African region was cemented, but subtly altered, by the colonial administration. A man was granted land by the chief …

… even though they were built without mortar. During the colonial period the Rhodesian government put great pressure … as such a wondrous ancient city did not fit into the colonial constructions of African people as primitive or …